Study Finds Quilombolas Support Climate Justice Agendas
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- •Quilombolas are Afro-Brazilian communities with historical roots in escaped slave settlements.
- •The study highlights their commitment to both environmental sustainability and social justice.
- •Quilombola territories often overlap with ecologically sensitive areas in Brazil.
- •Their alignment with climate justice agendas supports broader efforts to protect biodiversity and indigenous lands.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Brazilian government increases support for Quilombola-led environmental initiatives Quilombola communities could strengthen conservation efforts and influence national climate policies, benefiting both local ecosystems and social inclusion.
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